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Dennis Smith Jr is playing like he's already in the NBA. https://t.co/Rclh1ORoal
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Nope.The only thing that's happened is people acting like the sky has fallen after their whopping total of 5 losses.curry was so damn good the last 2 years. especially the championship year. He was nasty last year too. I know in the playoffs he wasnt 100%, but what happened to him?
Do you think its really adjusting to KD? Or as his star grew his obligations off the court have grown and he's been unable to practice like he used to? It just seems like everything is off about bro. He's one of my favorite players so I feel bad that he's been less than stellar. Plus he'll need to be sick af again to beat bron.
so where do you think the problem lies?
He did say yesterday he wants the team to run more pnr's. That was his bread and butter the last 2 yrs. Bogut was an immovable force on that screen. All of his shooting, outside of FT's is down.
He's averaging 24, 5, and 4. He's having his worst 3 point season shooting ever...which is still higher than league average
Saying he's less than stellar is comparing him to himself at his highest.
That's like looking at Lebron's numbers and saying..."he's not averaging 30, 7, and 7 anymore. What happened?"
Yikes indeed.Yikes.
Thoughts?
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Can we talk about why Thomas Robinson can't land a good role on a good or bad team.
The guy does it all, and well, pretty effortlessly.
He needs 27mpg somewhere man, for real.
I like smiths violence. Hopefully he can be develop a little bit more fluidity in his handle, he can become one of NTs favorites steve FrancisDennis Smith Jr is playing like he's already in the NBA. https://t.co/Rclh1ORoal
The Bulls: who we thought they were?
Welp. I guess this is the danger in writing about Chicago's surprisingly potent offense after five games, or announcing in the first week of November that Dwight Howard has transformed the Hawks.
After a hot start, Chicago looks exactly like the punchless, clogged-up outfit most of us expected when they cornered the market on bad 3-point shooters. The Bulls are down to 17th in points per possession, and over the last month, they're tied in the basement with the Lakers, per NBA.com. They're dead stinking last, by a mile, in both 3-point attempts and shooting accuracy from deep. Their point guard situation is a disaster.
Every possession is a grind. More of their attempts have come in the last seven seconds of the shot clock over the last month, per NBA.com. Nikola Mirotic only just eked over the Antoine Walker Line (30 percent) from deep. Getting Doug McDermott back helps, but Chicago has had trouble springing him for open looks. They are subsisting on free throws, offensive rebounds, and Jimmy Butler's relentless brilliance.
You can score enough to win without 3-point shooting. The Bulls have proven that, and they have the toughness and collective smarts to hang around .500. But it's hard to win much more than that when you're starting games at a deficit.
too bad kev is damn near unplayable against golden state.
I hope the 910 native doesnt end up in phillyI like smiths violence. Hopefully he can be develop a little bit more fluidity in his handle, he can become one of NTs favorites steve Francis
The stagnation of Wesley Johnson
Yeah, it's not happening. Doc Rivers entered camp last season hoping Johnson would win a starting job, and emerge as the rangy 3-and-D wing L.A. has needed forever. Lance Stephenson, Paul Pierce and finally Luc Richard Mbah a Moute all ended up beating him out.
Things are even worse this season. Johnson is shooting 25 percent on mostly wide-open 3s, and just 5-of-30 (!) on 3s outside the corners. He looks like the one nonessential piece of the five-man bench mob that torched opponents in the first month of the season. He's long enough to guard most power forwards, but he's a blah defender overall, and he brings nothing on offense. He's the fifth wheel amid three hoggy dribblers and one gleeful gunner in Marreese Speights. If Johnson isn't hitting shots, it's unclear what he does.
The pacers defense has to be atrocious when Big Al is in the game.Yikes indeed.
Really thought the Pacers would be challenging for 2nd in the East with Toronto and Boston.
PG13 leaving Indy or is he incentivized to stay because of the new CBA?
The stagnation of Wesley Johnson
Yeah, it's not happening. Doc Rivers entered camp last season hoping Johnson would win a starting job, and emerge as the rangy 3-and-D wing L.A. has needed forever. Lance Stephenson, Paul Pierce and finally Luc Richard Mbah a Moute all ended up beating him out.
Things are even worse this season. Johnson is shooting 25 percent on mostly wide-open 3s, and just 5-of-30 (!) on 3s outside the corners. He looks like the one nonessential piece of the five-man bench mob that torched opponents in the first month of the season. He's long enough to guard most power forwards, but he's a blah defender overall, and he brings nothing on offense. He's the fifth wheel amid three hoggy dribblers and one gleeful gunner in Marreese Speights. If Johnson isn't hitting shots, it's unclear what he does.
PG, Boogie, and Wall need to make their own super team already.
All have had it.
Westbrook and AD also, in fact PG probably joins this team because of the Cali connection. Trash markets, trash surrounding players, how much difference is 20 million really when you make more money than you could ever spend or dream of?